begin with developing news in silicon valley. the san jose fire department just confirmed a large fire was deadly. one woman died and five-six others were injured. crews got a handle on the incident in about 45 minutes. we will have a live report and get some more details in just a couple of minutes >> a major disruption this morning for thousands of north bay commuters. there is no fairy service from larkspur or sausalito due to downtown san francisco. a strike has prompted a shutdown until the middle of the afternoon. workers plan to picket in about a half-hour >> is actually really quiet here right now with some news crews and extra security. no ticket line yet. earlier we saw some very workers gathered in the parking lot but they appear to have left

so there's no major action going on. if you are just waking up and planning to use the ferry, there is no service this morning between marin and san francisco. now we're hearing that the strike could last into tomorrow morning as well making this a two day strike. golden gate transit decided to shut down ferry service after workers decided on the strike. the media announcement yesterday hoping that people would find other arrangements. union members had been working without a contract since last year. you can still use the golden gate transit buses. a little bit earlier this morning we saw some people lined up for regular bus service but a lot of people have to find other ways around. >> there will not be any service tomorrow morning >> that is a surprise to me >> i didn't know that >> how you plan on getting in? >> we will need to see

>> how we get in? >> i will work at home >> at one point there was talk of shutting down the entire golden gate bridge with the help of occupied protesters. union leaders have said they don't want to see that happen. occupied protesters are expected to show up here and around expecting to help the cause. ferry service is expected to resume around 2:00 this afternoon. we're just getting word another strike is planned for tomorrow as well. you can get the latest on cbssf.com. >> made a will mean a number of strikes and protests in the bay area >> police are preparing for possible violence in the wake of what has already happened >> kate is in san francisco where peaceful gathering led to a vandalism spree in the mission district last night.

>> a, really ugly, we're just outside the mission police station and we found some aftermath of the events, what looks to be a police shield with bits of paint splattered all over this helmet and now police hope this is not an indicator of things to come. we've seen officers driving around the area making sure that vandals to not come back. vandals hit the area on 17th and valencia just around 9:15 p.m.. they actually smashed windows and threw paint on the police stations and businesses in the neighborhood. witnesses say they saw about 50 people taking part. officers lined up around the station to protect it from war damage. one person was arrested. look at the damage done to this aston martin along with other cars parked in the neighborhood. there is a lot of cleanup to be done and i'm sure they hope this is the last they have seen of this. originally the events were

organized by occupy protesters as family friendly events. one protester told us he wasn't sure who the group was but said they were not associated with occupy and called the events heartbreaking. >> union workers occupied san francisco city hall last night hours before the vandalism. they demanded better salaries, higher taxes on businesses to pay for more city services. after about two hours they finally left peacefully. >> oakland police are criticized in the report assigned to check on police reform. it says the court ordered reforms have not progressed in six months and have actually gone backward in the past year. they also found it was a bean bag fired by an oakland officer that cause the head injury to an iraq war veteran scott olson last october >> more than 4000 registered

nurses are expected to stage a 24 hour strike starting this morning. they will walk off their jobs at 10 northern california hospitals. it will be the third such strike against sutter health in the past seven months. hospitals do plan to remain open with replacement workers. one nurse told the chronicle that management plans to lock them out until sunday morning. a very busy day today >> a lot of people are outside wondering what the weather will be like >> let's check in with lawrence >> the last couple of days have been really nice. today it will be a little bit breezy especially at the coastline. temperatures will be cooler outside with some patchy fog. temperatures in the 40's and '50's right now. yesterday we still have highs running up into the '80s. the cool sea breezes will

extend further onshore bringing in the marine air. the temperature will nosedive nine or 10 degrees in many spots. temperatures are cooling off with maybe some rain on the way. >> we have mass-transit troubles this morning, new information we got about cal train, delays expected this morning. apparently a tow truck drove onto the train tracks in mountain view and is causing delays systemwide. they're working to remove the vehicle off the tracks. cal train is on the southbound tracks right now so there may be delays as a result. a few minutes ago you heard from elisabeth, no service on the ferries today. we expect to see some busy conditions along the golden gate bridge. >> caltrans will start sorting through tons of debris today from that doyle drive demolition project over the weekend.

they say it will take a couple of months to holloway 90,000 t of concrete and steel. >> it will be broken up here and there will be a machine to process it and separate the concrete and steel. >> much of that material will be reused for other highway projects. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused the fire that injured 17 people in santa cruz county. five of them were critically injured when a fire damaged a residential hotel. the 85 year-old building had no sprinklers. the american red cross set up an emergency shelter. divers are searching more bodies of water this week looking for clues in the disappearance of sierra lamar who has not been seen since march 16th. in the next couple of days a plan to search parkway lakes as well as anderson and coyote reservoir is. a judge grants the request from

ross mirkarimi and his wife eliana lopez. the judge says that lopez may be remain in venezuela for up to seven more weeks. since mirkarimi is not being paid it, lopez will be allowed to look for work. the extended trip also allows their young son to avoid publicity. >> closing arguments begin today in the murder trial of edwin rahm most the accused gang member accused of killing his father into silence in 2008. he claims he was only driving the car at the time and that a fellow gang member inside was the actual shooter. his surviving relative of the victim says that he was the only person in the car. the alleged gunman behind california's worst school shooting in history is pleading not guilty. he entered the plea yesterday through a korean interpreter. he made little i contact with anyone in the court room. family members of the victims in that the few words he spoke

were hard to hear. >> i don't know what he is not guilty, i lost my sister and six other people have been killed. >> he is accused of killing six students and the receptionist in what investigators are calling a revenge attack because he thought he was not being treated fairly at the school. >> today marks one year since osama bin laden was killed in a raid and pakistan. president obama's campaign recently released an advertisement saying that mitt romney would not have authorized the raid >> he has every right to take credit for him doing that attack but at the same time i think it was very disappointing for the president to try to make this a political item by suggesting that i would not have ordered such a raid. >> you can see the complete interview on cbs this morning starting at 7:00. >> cnn is reporting that german

investigators have uncovered secret al qaeda plans in a very unlikely place, a movie they found on a digital storage device they took from a terrorist suspect. they say encoded in the video were more than 100 al qaeda documents including plans to seize cruise ships and carry out attacks in europe >> hillary clinton is on her way to china for economic talks. she says she will also raise human-rights issues but neither she nor president obama is speaking publicly about a chinese dissident reportedly under u.s. protection. both countries are trying to reach a deal to secure his freedom. >> a toddler, a storm drain, and a lot of hope >> some wicked weather, tornadoes, flooding, hail, all over the place >> the biggest,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> of arrested for last night's vandalism. there is no fairy service this morning from larkspur or

sausalito to downtown san francisco. district workers are staging a strike but the golden gate bus service is operating normally. nurses plan on staging a 24 hour strike starting at 7:00 this morning affecting 10 hospitals open by sutter health. >> today could be a little challenging because of the situation with the ferry service. let's go to traffic and find out how people are getting to work >> that definitely may cause some delays especially for the golden gate bridge. we also want to update you on the accident at the bay bridge. the no. 7 tollbooth is still blocked. hopefully that will be cleared within the next few minutes. no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza which is good news. onto these expected delays, golden gate ferry service has been cancelled. the bus service is still

running so you can use that as an alternate for the golden gate bridge. hopefully things will be under way by this afternoon. new details on all of this coming up. we're also dealing with cal train delays. i just got word that they cleared the tow truck off the tracks of thing should be getting back up to speed. most of the trains are on time except for 101 and 103. muni, case, mark, no problems. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. the rest of the bay area is free of problems. it wind advisory is in effect on the san mateo bridge but no major delays. traffic is cruising right along, you might see some delays

on southbound 101 at marsh. slow and go conditions as you had through redwood city. >> we have a cooling trend in the bay area as we see the sea breeze kicking in. if you're headed out the door we have a couple of patches of fog to contend with. a little bit breezy already and towards the afternoon we will see the breeze kicking up. fifties and sixties out towards the beach is today. probably mid-70s that the warm spots so the cooling trend is in affect. a trough of low pressure is camping along the west coast which will bring to temperature's down at least the next couple of days and then there might be a chance of showers towards thursday. some of the win here will be picked up to about 25 mi. per hour by the afternoon. a pretty good push of a good sea breeze and that will help bring down the temperatures all

round. still pleasant in san jose. 68 in san mateo. east bay temperatures will be cooler today. low to mid '70's in the warmer spots and you'll feel the effects of with a breeze blowing in the afternoon. the next couple of days temperatures continue to drop. a few more clouds tomorrow and then a chance of showers. after that it looks like on friday when dry out. friday's looking good. probably back into the '70s everywhere you go >> the homeland's security department is launching its own investigation of the secret service prostitution scandal. the acting inspector general said yesterday that in his words work is beginning immediately. this comes as the secret service director faces deadlines

to answer questions from two congressional committees. so far nine secret service agents have resigned or been fired >> a sense of relief in york city were several bank branches today received envelopes containing white power. they say all the envelopes were nontoxic. the targets were j.p. morgan chase and wells fargo. and occupy wall street officials said the protest group was not involved in that break. the suspicious envelopes cause some evacuations at the banks and so far police have no suspects. >> which could weather strikes in northern oklahoma. several barns and outbuildings were reportedly destroyed. no injuries have been reported at this point. rescue workers in india are searching for 100 people still missing after a ferry capsized league yesterday. it was carrying 315 people when it broke apart in northeast india. heavy wind and rain is

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we're live in larkspur with the very latest >> a cool breeze will make a big difference in the weather today and we will tell you why, coming up. >> good morning everyone. >> nearly 530 now and some developing news in silicon valley. the san jose fire department just in from one person is dead and two others are in critical condition following a large fire on warfield way. one victim was a woman in her 30's. flames were reported before 3:00 this morning. matt big lawyer is on the scene and we will have a live report from him coming up in a few minutes. mayday protests around the bay area could cause major disruption for your morning commute. >> elisabeth is live in larkspur

now >> there are some striking workers here already but they are near the front entrance sign so we are headed there in just a little bit. right in front of the ferry terminal is pretty quiet. we've seen extra security and police officers but it will be a frustrating day for a lot of commuters. some 6000 people rely on this service every day and they will need to find other ways around the golden gate bridge so expect extra delays. it is the second day for the new stretch of doyle drive as well. we're hearing of a second day of the strike continuing into tomorrow. at this point they don't have any plans to shut down ferry service for tomorrow morning so for right now we're dealing with this disruption for the day. they made the news hoping that people would find other alternates. they're protesting rising health-care costs and have been working without a contract since

last year. you can still use colgate transit buses. at one point there was talk of shutting down the bridge but union leaders say they don't want to see that happen >> we made the announcement previously asking that no one shutdown the bridge and we will be concentrating the efforts at the ferry terminals >> buses of occupy protesters are expected to show up here and around the bridge later this morning to help the cause. it planned to resume ferry service around 2:00 this morning. once again, strikes planned for today and now we're hearing for one plan for tomorrow as well. >> taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, traffic is moving pretty normal. officials hope to keep it that way but protesters are expected

to gather near the toll plaza in the next half hour. we will have a live update at 6:00. >> today is may day, a day of scheduled strikes all around the world. last night a vandalism spree, one of the targets was the mission police station on valencia's street. witnesses say about 50 people smashed windows and threw paint on the police station. and number of officers lined up to guard the station for more vandalism. one person arrested. vandals also hit an aston martin worth tens of thousands of dollars. other vehicles parked in the neighborhood had windows shattered and paint around. occupy protester says the vandalism was heartbreaking and he did not know who was responsible

>> this was the scene just hours before the vandalism broke out in the mission district. union workers took over san francisco's city hall demanding better salaries, higher taxes on some of the businesses. after about two hours they left peacefully. >> up to 4500 registered nurses plan on staging a one day strike at 7:00 this morning. it will be the third such strike against sutter health in the past seven months. the hospitals plan to remain open with replacement workers. one worker told the chronicle that management plans on locking them out until sunday morning. >> let's get the first act of the weather and it is not all that bad >> yesterday we had some temperatures in the '80s. we will still see '70s outside in some of the warm response. a sea breeze is starting to kick in.

'40's and '50's right now. by the afternoon we will notice some changes. 70 degrees in san jose. as you head to the east bay temperatures are mainly in to the '70s so it is much cooler than yesterday. plan on 65 degrees in san francisco. let's check out the roadways. >> the roadways are slightly busy this morning. we have an accident at the bay bridge toll plaza. the vehicle actually hit the toll booth. duluth no. 7, it is close temporarily until they get it out of the way. the live camera is rolling not causing any problems. we will keep our eye on that. cal train delays, slight delays for northbound trains 101 and 103. we had a tow truck stock on the

tracks in mountain view but they have cleared that out of the way. golden gate ferries, no service this morning. use alternates as well as the bus service. overall traffic still moving nicely over the bridge. the san mateo bridge has a wind advisory so be careful. >> today crews will begin that long process of dealing with all of the debris from the doyle drive demolition over the weekend. an old stretch of the approach to the golden gate bridge reduced to rubble over the weekend. over 3,000 ft. of concrete. caltrans says it will take at least a couple of months to holloway the debris. much of the material will be used for other highway projects. investigators are looking into what caused a fire that injured

17 people. five of them were critically injured yesterday afternoon at a residential hotel in downtown watsonville. the building did not have any sprinklers. the american red cross has set up an emergency shelter and is working on long-term accommodation. >> the death of osama bin laden is the latest issue in the presidential campaign. today marks one year since he was killed during a raid by u.s. navy seals in pakistan. president obama's campaign recently released a web advertisements suggesting his likely republican opponent mitt romney would not have authorized the raid. >> you would have given the order? >> of course. even jimmy carter would have >> romney criticize then senator obama for advocating an attack on osama bin laden's in pakistan

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prosecutors dropped a related criminal charges last summer. >> a bright yellow sports car belonging to a celebrity chef is a mystery no more, they found it in the east bay a year after it was stolen in san francisco. the big break in the case was a drive-by shooting in mill valley. sources tell cbs five that the incident led to the sheriff's department investigating point richmond >> did your son have any involvement in the theft? >> he didn't have anything to do with that >> investigators are looking for a gun but instead they found the sports car in a storage facility. the 17 year-old suspect is now under arrest. san francisco's unique system is moving to an aalborg boarding

policy. it still needs approval from the board of supervisors. it would include more fair inspectors to make sure everyone pays their way. today city council members set to consider an initiative that would raise the city's minimum wage to $10 per hour. last week the court's office confirmed the measure has enough signatures to qualify for the november ballot. city council could potentially pass into law avoiding the expense of a citywide vote >> severe weather pounded the great plains yesterday. it damaged cars while a funnel cloud was spotted in wichita. >> we are looking a little bit

windy now but not too bad >> i would love to see that if i had a rental car. i would love to do that but i can't get anybody to go with me. around the bay area today we have a cool breeze blowing outside and some changes in the works as temperatures will start to come down a few degrees. '40's and 50's with patchy fog showing up. it looks like is cool and breezy out towards the coastline. the breeze extending inland will help prop temperatures you probably the mid-70s. yesterday we actually had some eighties. a trough continues today again on the west coast. computer models show a gentle breeze but by the afternoon in become stronger and you can see it pushing on shore. a nice cool breeze will help drop the temperatures.

about 70 degrees in san jose, 61 in pacifica. it will be much cooler in most areas today. you feel the sea breeze into the afternoon. the next couple of days we watched the temperatures dropping off with more clout on the way. a chance of showers mainly north of the golden gate bridge on thursday. by friday, he returned to sunshine and some warmer weather >> if you are planning on taking the golden gate bridge this morning, no troubles right now. we do see some extra volume so we're keeping a close eye on the golden gate bridge. we're dealing with a canceled ferry service for the golden gate bridge so it will be a, the golden gate bridge will be a good alternate. golden gate ferry service has been cancelled. it is not affecting the oakland alameda ferries or things like

that. we had some earlier cal train delays but that is being cleared up and everything should be back on time out. elsewhere we still deal with the accident that has been there for quite some time, the no. 7 tollbooth was hit by a vehicle at the bay bridge. they have a crew on the scene getting it out of the way. lots of green as you work your way off the east shore. once you get on the upper deck the traffic is clear all the way through san francisco. we have new reports of a multi vehicle accident in west on highway 4. a line of yellow and red, usually traffic is slow anywhere in this area but now it is extra busy. no word on any injuries so east bound is looking ok. no delays of the antioch bridge. we're dealing with a wind

advisory for the san mateo bridge. of course the wind advisory is still in effect so use caution as you work your way across. so far so good in the south bay. no trouble through san jose. it live look at conditions on the westbound to 37 connector. traffic looks good in san jose as well. highway 70 and also look pretty good hand issei commuters, so far so good. the altamont pass, still in the green. 83 oakland, no delays. that is a look at your traffic,

back to you >> today marks one year since al qaeda leader osama bin laden was killed in that raid by u.s. navy seals >> mitt romney is calling on president obama to not let that historic moment become a politically divisive event and instead he wants to focus on other issues. >> i actually think that the american people will vote for someone who they think will make their life better and right now you have a lot of people making, having a hard time making ends meet. gasoline and higher education are too expensive. putting food on the table is difficult. people are having a really hard time in the of this country >> you can see the complete interview on cbs this morning at 730. today secretary of state hillary clinton is headed for china for economic talks with officials. she will also raise human- rights issues but neither

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